Public Law 115-44

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Public Law 115-44 is a 2017 U.S. federal statute that imposes expanded sanctions on Russia, Iran, and North Korea in response to activities such as election interference, human rights abuses, and weapons programs.

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instanceOf United States federal statute
sanctions law
abbreviation CAATSA
chamberOfOrigin United States House of Representatives
componentTitle Countering Iran’s Destabilizing Activities Act of 2017
Countering Russian Influence in Europe and Eurasia Act of 2017
Korean Interdiction and Modernization of Sanctions Act
congressNumber 115th United States Congress
containsProvision codification of certain existing sanctions on Russia
expansion of sectoral sanctions on Russia’s energy sector
sanctions related to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
sanctions related to Iran’s ballistic missile program
sanctions related to North Korea’s access to international financial systems
sanctions related to North Korea’s labor exports
sanctions related to North Korea’s shipping and trade
sanctions related to Russian cyber activities
sanctions related to corruption and human rights abuses in Russia
country United States of America
dateSigned 2017-08-02
imposesSanctionsOn Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
North Korean financial sector
North Korean shipping sector
Russian defense sector
Russian energy sector
Russian intelligence sector
legalCitation 131 Stat. 886
limitsPresidentialAuthority modifies procedures for the President to waive or terminate certain Russia sanctions
otherChamber United States Senate
presidentWhoSigned Donald J. Trump
linked to: Donald Trump
primaryPurpose to counter aggression and destabilizing activities by Iran, Russia, and North Korea
to impose sanctions with respect to Iran, the Russian Federation, and North Korea
publicLawNumber 115-44
reasonForSanctions Iran’s ballistic missile program
Iran’s support for terrorism
North Korea’s ballistic missile program
North Korea’s nuclear weapons program
Russian aggression in Ukraine and annexation of Crimea
Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections
human rights abuses by the governments of Russia, Iran, and North Korea
requires congressional review of proposed changes to Russia sanctions
shortName Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act
subjectMatter economic sanctions
foreign relations of the United States
human rights enforcement
national security policy
nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction
targetsCountry Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
linked to: North Korea

Islamic Republic of Iran
linked to: Iran

Russian Federation
linked to: Russia
yearEnacted 2017

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